Washington State Liquor and Cannabis Board
(WSLCB)
https://lcb.wa.gov/ Washington State Liquor and Cannabis Board
https://lcb.wa.gov/ WSLCB – Board Caucus (January 21, 2020)
Revised cannabis penalties and QA rules were poised to be advanced at Wednesday’s board meeting and the WSLCB Director expanded on his testimony to the Legislature.
WA House COG – Committee Meeting (January 20, 2020)
WSLCB Director Rick Garza spoke about restructuring agency enforcement and the Committee heard HB 2296 and HB 2300 regarding cannabidiol (CBD) products.
The Week Ahead (January 20, 2020)
11 cannabis-related bills were scheduled for consideration in 5 committee meetings while the WSLCB planned action on Cannabis Penalties and Quality Control Testing rules.
WSLCB – Board Caucus (January 14, 2020)
Board members received training from the Executive Ethics Board and discussed the addition of a second patient representative to the Cannabis Advisory Council.
WSLCB – Executive Management Team (January 8, 2020)
New details on the WSLCB’s legislative agenda, a Regulators Roundtable redux, plus an update on testing labs, the traceability contract, and the Hillard Heintze report.
The Week Ahead (January 13, 2020)
Washington state’s short legislative session begins today while the regulatory cadence at the WSLCB and Ecology continues apace.
WSLCB – Board Meeting (January 8, 2020)
The Board was treated to a sweeping survey of the agency’s prevention and public health efforts before a swift public hearing on the Cannabis Penalties rulemaking project.
WSLCB – Board Caucus (January 7, 2020)
The Board discussed the medical cannabis patient registry, reviewed allegations of unjust treatment from members of Black Excellence in Cannabis, and heard a rulemaking update.
The Week Ahead (January 6, 2020)
Returning from holidaze, the WSLCB, SBOH, and WSDA were all scheduled to convene public events – and Cannabis Observer hosts its first weekly meetup for the legislative session.
WSLCB – Executive Management Team (December 18, 2019)
Agency leadership learned about the Healthy Youth Survey (HYS) which provides perspective on alcohol, cannabis, and vapor product use by Washington children in grades 6-12.